Timothy Hursley
The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum has spent more than 30 years sharing history’s timeless lessons and educating the world about the dangers of unchecked antisemitism and the fragility of democracy. This work is more urgent than ever amid an alarming rise in antisemitism, conspiracy theories, and Holocaust distortion worldwide.
Join Dr. Michael Berenbaum, an eminent Holocaust historian who played a lead role in the Museum’s creation, to discuss how institutions must address national and global challenges while protecting the truth of the Holocaust and ensuring its relevance for new generations.
Speaker
Dr. Michael Berenbaum
Distinguished Professor and Director, Sigi Ziering Institute
American Jewish University
Event Committee (in formation)
Alice Abt
Ruth and Michael Blum
Leslie and Rob Bond
Loren and Howard Friend
Danielle Rudas Goodman and Jordan Goodman
Sheila and Joe Gutman
Nettle and Richard Isenberg
Jill and Jory Katlin
Michael Krasny
Clara Malkin
Karen and Stephen Malkin
Wendy and Wally Nathan
Linda and Richard Price
Cari and Michael Sacks
Chloe Sacks
Julie and Kenny Sacks
Alissa Schapiro
Julie Stark
Lauren and Aaron Tucker
This event is free and open to the public, but reservations are required. If you have questions, contact the Museum’s Midwest Regional Office at midwest@ushmm.org or 855.218.6836.